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Since Hungary tightened its border controls, many refugees have been stranded in Serbia - with over 1000 living in makeshift accommodation or on the streets of Belgrade, where temperatures are currently icy.
In recent years, Asian immigrants have become the target of youth gangs in France. In August 2016, a man was killed in the Paris suburb of Aubervilliers.
The Turkish government has seized hundreds of businesses. Many of the owners have fled to Germany. The government accused these owners of supporting the Gülen movement. The government says Gülen was behind the recent coup attempt.
Some residents of a French mountain village are now on trial for helping refugees cross from Italy.
In Ukraine, civilians and National Guard soldiers are performing on stage together. They’re freeing themselves of war-related traumas by literally acting them out.
The Kremlin has had a Russian orthodox cathedral built in Paris. Russian expatriates are appalled, and indignant at the French government, which supported its construction.
Britain has voted to leave the European Union, to the joy of many employed in the UK's fishing industry. For years, fishermen and women have been campaigning against fishing quotas imposed by the EU.
17 years after construction began, the Gotthard Base Tunnel is finally being opened. It's the world's longest railway tunnel. But some of the locals have had to pay a heavy price.
Cumhuriyet's editor-in-chief and several reporters have been arrested, but Turkey's last remaining opposition newspaper is standing fast. Following the arrests, it ran the headline, "We're not giving up."
In 1941, tens of thousands of Jews and other Ukrainians were herded into the Babi Yar ravine and shot dead. The remembrance and accounting for the war crimes has been mired for years.